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The Quantum Breach (2014)

by Denver Acey(Favorite Author)

3.96 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Fiction

publisher

Cedar Fort Publishing & Media

series

Tanner Zane

review 1: The first half of the book was a little ugh. A little overkill on the "you would not believe how stupid people are, they post anything on social media, they don't have secure passwords.... " (Of course, he doesn't point out that, even if you were super cautious, if someone REALLY wanted to know the information they could find ways to get it). That said once the story moved on in the second half of the book is was an exciting read. Something not to hefty for my summer reading. :)
review 2: The Mormon Hacker was an all around decent book. Unlike a lot of technothrillers out there, this one contained a good amount of hacking using real technology of today. It also portrayed real hacking using social engineering and realistic ways of gaining access instead of... more the standard technology that can unrealistically break encryption and gain access to system that are impossible to get into. Finally, a book about hacking that was either written by a real hacker or someone that did real research on the subject.While there were quite a few grammatical errors throughout the book, it was nothing too jarring that takes you away from the story. The story itself doesn't pull you deep in or try to throw curve balls at every turn which made this a nice and easy read. I imagine that those who aren't into technology will enjoy this "kidnapped and forced to break the law" story, but it is better appreciated by old-school hackers who still see hacking the old-school way. After reading The Mormon Hacker I feel I have no choice but to continue on to the second book The Utah Code Breaker just to see what becomes of Tanner Zane. less

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